There are multiple banking solutions available in Hong Kong, at both traditional and virtual banks. Learn how to choose the right solution for your company.
There are multiple banking solutions available in Hong Kong, at both traditional and virtual banks. Learn how to choose the right solution for your company.
Registering a business that carries on operations in Hong Kong may seem challenging. Read our registration guide.
Learn about the different business vehicles available in Hong Kong such as, a Representative Office, Branch & Limited Companies.
Thinking of migrating to Australia? It’s a beautiful country, but have you considered the potential tax implications of migrating to Australia?
With a view to mitigate the risks of loss of tax revenue in respect of outbound payments to foreign institutions and individuals, it is required by the Mainland Chinese tax authorities to go through certain procedures before outbound remittance can be made from out of Mainland China. Nature and amount of outbound remittance subject to… Continue reading Mainland China Outbound Remittances
When you’re running an SME, you may come across the point that you need to hire workers for your company. This is an exciting milestone, but it can be challenging too. You have now the choice to either hire employees, independent contractors, or freelancers– or a combination of both. In this article, we will take… Continue reading Hiring employees vs independent contractors in Hong Kong
Due diligence is the best way to assess the value of a business, the associated risks and whether the transaction is viable when a company is considering an M&A transaction. There are several types of due diligence, the most commonly known being financial and legal due diligence. Legal due diligence reviews licenses, contracts, warranties and… Continue reading Financial due diligence in an M&A transaction
Despite its lack of government oversight, governments and tax authorities are starting to set up frameworks to tax crypto currencies.
As expected, on 5 October 2021, Hong Kong and a few other jurisdictions* have been placed on the Grey List of Non-Cooperative Tax Jurisdictions (“Grey List”) by the European Union (“EU”). This is due to the EU’s concerns of double non-taxation of foreign-sourced passive income, such as interests and royalties, under Hong Kong’s territorial source system.
For employees departing Hong Kong, tax clearance is always required for you and your employer. In this article, we go in-depth about what an employer should do when an employee is leaving Hong Kong and what employees should do.
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